Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-08
SAN FRANCISCO AND VICINITY.
Three police officers were shot at in
Chinatown on Tuesday while on a raid.


Three police officers were shot at in
Chinatown on Tuesday while on raid.
Mrs. Clara Belle Mcdonald has changed
her residence. and now occupies suit
in the Lick House with her nurse and child.
Judge Finn has rendered Judgment in
favor of John d. Ehrhardt, and against the
Order of the United Friends of the Pacific
for 81 800, by default of the defendant.
Manager Hart, who has the Chicago and
st. Louis ball club, is trying to get =" Bobby"
Caruthers to come out for the winter. He
has offered him $500 and his fare both
ways.
On Tuesday evening a young man
grabbed handful of diamonds in Lewis
jewelry store on Clay street and got away
with them. He dropped two, worth $500,
which were found.
George F. Reeve, the old Pioneer whose
caused so much anxiety
among his friends, has been heard of at
Santa Monica to which pleasant resort his
financial troubles had driven him.
The officials in charge of the Chinese
Bureau of the Custom House are hard
pushed at present by tremendous crush
of Mongolians who want to register for GER
tificates in time for the sailing of the City
of Picking next Saturday afternoon.
The two Mckay boys, who ran away
from home on Saturday with an extra suit
and a parlor rifle, were found by officer
Bennett at the Potrero. They had sold
the rifle aud the clothes, and had 60 cents
between them when arrested. They were
turned over to their father
Patrick Crowley has been reelected CHIEF
of Police for the two-year term. This is
the fifth consecutive term for Chief Crow
ley. He was first elected by the Board in
December, 1879. In 1867 he was elected to
that office by popular vote, and served
until 1873. This makes his fifteenth year
of service.
VIM. Ryan, young man aged 20 years
was reported missing to the police yester.
day. He was last seen on Sunday night
and his anxious friends are unable to &C
count for his disappearance. He was five
feet eight inches in hight, and weighs l6C
pounds. When last seen he had jewelry OF
considerablevalu on his person and some
money in his pockets.
The retrial of James McCord, on an in
dictment charging him with embracery in
instigating Frank T. Northey to bride
Juror II. f. Wood, in the damage suit OF
Mrs. Florence NJ. Wright against the
Geary street Railroad Company, was begun
yesterday in Judge Sullivan's Court. AT
recess hour of the Court six jurors had
been passed, subject to peremptory chal.
lenges, and eight had been excused by con.
sent.
Another Chinese girl has confessed that
she was imported for immoral purposes
All Chez, who arrived on the last trip Of
the City Of Peking, tells a similar story tc
those told by the girls imported by Fong
Chung Shee. The girl All Chez is II years
OF age, and much prettier than the genera
run of the recent importations, and these
are said by the customs officials to be much
better looking than the average China
woman. The girl was purchased from her
mother by the brokers, who paid $500 fol-
her, while, on account of her beauty, she
would easily sell in this city for $1,000
This young unfortunate will be used il
the prosecution of another slave dealer.